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Author:  Barrie’s Glass Eye [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 7:34 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

YoRhino wrote:Auden Sezer confirmed as joining West Tigers. That’s officially going into next season with no starting halfbacks. If we don’t sign one (preferably 2) established halves who have a kicking game, athleticism, and leadership then we will serve up much of the same next year. Replacing 2 halves in any off season is a big enough ask in itself. I wouldn’t be surprised if Myler has suddenly become our starting half for next season now. The club’s ambition will be clear to see based on these signings.


It’s possible that Lachlan Miller has been signed to play there. So that would mean one more.

Miller
?
Sinfield
Myler

With the latter two as back ups to those positions would be ok depending on who the question mark ends up being. Personally I’d try for Schneider from KR.

Author:  Backwoodsman [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 7:45 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

YoRhino wrote:Auden Sezer confirmed as joining West Tigers. That’s officially going into next season with no starting halfbacks. If we don’t sign one (preferably 2) established halves who have a kicking game, athleticism, and leadership then we will serve up much of the same next year. Replacing 2 halves in any off season is a big enough ask in itself. I wouldn’t be surprised if Myler has suddenly become our starting half for next season now. The club’s ambition will be clear to see based on these signings.

Surprised at Sezer going to wests, they must see something in him which I don’t. I sincerely hope we don’t go with Myler at half back, lack of pace and age being my reasons. I am not even comfortable with him at full back, as I have posted previously he is adequate at fullback nothing more. Anyway we need 2 half backs not certain any available at the moment. Thought we might be interested in Salfords Croft, looks like Salford have given him a long term contract. So signing him could be expensive. Surely Smith must have some input from Australia regarding regarding availability of half backs.

Author:  RAPIDO [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 9:55 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

MjM wrote:Jeez how much of a snowflake you are? Some people disagree with you and it's "boo hoo, bully boys"?

OK, see ya then. I trust you wouldn't magically change your mind if Leeds started winning again.

Cheerleader

Author:  RAPIDO [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 9:56 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

ArthurClues wrote:Give the poor guy a break. He's only seen 7 winning GFs (2 losing ones) 3 CC wins and 3 WCC wins. It's been a rough trot.

Cheerleader

Author:  RAPIDO [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 9:57 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

Barrie’s Glass Eye wrote:It’s possible that Lachlan Miller has been signed to play there. So that would mean one more.

Miller
?
Sinfield
Myler

With the latter two as back ups to those positions would be ok depending on who the question mark ends up being. Personally I’d try for Schneider from KR.

Who is Lachlan Miller?

Author:  Barrie’s Glass Eye [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:07 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

Fullback/halfback from the Newcastle knights. Former Aussies 7s player.

Apparently coming on a 3 year deal but nothing confirmed yet.

Author:  YoRhino [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:31 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

Also worth noting that he has played limited games in the halves. Was playing at fullback this year before being dropped. Could be decent, but hardly the established half we need.

Author:  Barrie’s Glass Eye [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:34 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

YoRhino wrote:Also worth noting that he has played limited games in the halves. Was playing at fullback this year before being dropped. Could be decent, but hardly the established half we need.


Played halves in the NSW cup since then. Dropped is the wrong word really, only really had one howler then was sacrificed so ponga could be protected.

Author:  christopher [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 10:40 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?


Author:  Once were Loiners [ Mon Aug 21, 2023 1:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Have Leeds lost hunger, as a club?

I haven't seen Miller play 6, but he's a dynamic fullback. Hooley showing he can at least be a good reserve fullback already makes the squad look a bit stronger. Be interesting to see if we go for more than one additional halfback. Mind you, just one good one will help.

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